Answer Posted / guest

It depends. It is never wrong to use them, but you don't
have to if the attribute value consists only of letters,
digits, periods and/or hyphens. This is explained in the
HTML 2.0 specs.

Oh, and keep in mind that if you use double quotes, you
should escape any quotes inside the value with """ so you
don't accidentally terminate the value prematurely.

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